Warrior Dynamics LLC

Warrior Dynamics LLC Warrior Dynamics Division, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Bonham, Texas, provides facilities maintenance, HVAC system installation and repair, refrigeration equipment procurement and service, water treatment, and emergency building infrastructure work to the federal government as a prime contractor across 48 awards totaling $5.7 million in combined potential value. The company competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides and total small business set-asides, with 88% of recent awards falling within these carve-out categories; Warrior Dynamics operates exclusively as a prime and has not served as a subcontractor in the source window. The company is structured as a for-profit limited liability company and holds both SBA veteran-owned small business and SDVOSB certifications.

Warrior Dynamics' customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 (a civilian component of VA Health Administration) accounts for 29 awards and $4.1 million combined potential value — approximately 72% of the vendor's prime footprint by dollar magnitude. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont holds the second-largest share at three awards and $629 thousand, followed by the VA National Cemetery Administration with eight awards totaling $280 thousand. The two rankings diverge notably: by volume, VISN 17 dominates; by potential value, VISN 17 still leads but BOP Beaumont's chiller procurement contracts carry higher individual ceiling values. Eleven distinct agencies have awarded Warrior Dynamics work, yet the top five account for 94% of combined potential value, indicating strong concentration in VA health-care facilities and federal correctional-complex infrastructure.

Capability work clusters around HVAC replacement and maintenance, refrigeration system procurement and installation, boiler and water treatment services, emergency facility repairs, and grounds maintenance. Representative prime awards include a $528 thousand emergency 80-ton chiller rental at Amarillo VA Medical Center (March 2026, VISN 17, no set-aside used); a $503 thousand chiller water treatment service contract for Central Texas Veterans Health Care System through March 31, 2030 with four one-year option periods (April 2025, VISN 17, SDVOSB set-aside); a $417 thousand domestic hot water skid system replacement at Audie L. Murphy Veterans Hospital in San Antonio (July 2026, VISN 17, SDVOSB set-aside); a $223 thousand chiller unit procurement for Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont (July 2025, BOP, total small business set-aside); and a $302 thousand boiler water treatment contract for Central Texas facilities through March 31, 2030 with renewal options (April 2025, VISN 17, SDVOSB set-aside). The vendor also holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the VA National Cemetery Administration valued at $170,625 for topsoil procurement at Willamette National Cemetery in Oregon (base year plus four option years through September 29, 2029); six delivery orders have been issued under this IDIQ since award, ranging from $1,950 to $22,425. NAICS representation leans toward 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors) at 17 awards, with secondary concentration in 311999 (Fertilizer Mixing Only) at eight awards related to topsoil and grounds-material work.

Activity shows year-over-year growth: six awards in 2024, twenty-one in 2025, and twenty-one in 2026 through mid-September. Eleven awards carrying combined potential value of $1.8 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors. The $170,625 topsoil IDIQ with National Cemetery Administration runs through September 2029 and has generated recurring delivery orders, signaling a stable multi-year supply relationship.

Warrior Dynamics operates as a 100% prime contractor; the source contains no subcontract work. SCI-reportable invoiced revenue captured only $31 thousand in FY2025 on one prime contract above the $150,000 reporting threshold, indicating that the majority of Warrior Dynamics' federal work consists of goods procurement, equipment rental, purchase orders below the SCI threshold, or classified activity not captured in the Service Contract Inventory dataset. The $5.7 million combined potential value across 48 awards represents a significantly larger federal footprint than the SCI-reported $31 thousand, suggesting Warrior Dynamics' business model centers on equipment supply, emergency repairs, and short-term maintenance projects rather than labor-intensive services.